Team Lynx Racing wins STEM Racing World Final in Singapore
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 19, 2026, 8:27 AM
Last updated Oct 19, 2026
Team Lynx Racing from Saudi Arabia claimed victory at the STEM Racing World Final held in Singapore, which concluded during the Formula 1 grand prix weekend. Competing against 91 teams from 36 countries, Lynx Racing excelled in an engineering challenge focused on designing and racing miniature F1 cars. This edition marked the largest participation to date for the event, which encourages students’ interest in engineering through real-world applications. Participants faced off in various judged categories, not only for their car design but also for marketing and team presentation skills. The competition continues to serve as a significant entry point into motorsports careers.
- •Team Lynx Racing won the STEM Racing World Final in Singapore.
- •91 teams from 36 countries competed in the 2026 finals.
- •Teams designed and raced CO2-powered miniature F1 cars.
- •The competition emphasizes engineering and marketing skills.
- •Alumni from STEM Racing have transitioned to roles in F1 teams.
- 8:27 AMYahoo Sports — Inside the competition building F1’s future engineering talent
"As hundreds of students from around the world competed in Singapore at the STEM Racing World Final, the long-running engineering competition is gaining relevance as a potential pathway into Formula 1 and motorsports
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